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Old 07-02-2008, 01:09 AM   #1 (permalink)
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brake light fuse?

I have an 05c. For some reason my brake light doesnt work. All my other lights on my tailights work, but when i step the brake pedal. I get nothing. all the bulbs are good. wires are securely connected. Lost my owners manual. Would appreciate any knowledge on this matter.
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on my old mustang, there is this special gadget piece that was attached to the brake pedal high up under the console. when you pressed the brake, it sent a signal to the tail lamps to light on. come to find out, i broke the wire to it and i had to remove it and splice the wires back together. i dont know if most cars have something like that or not. also, check your fuses. that is always the first step in troubleshooting
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yeah, we got one of those on ours, a tel-tell that your brake light switch might go out soon is that you'll be able to hear a "stretchy spring" noise when you press the brake. like when you pull the spring out, if you ever worked on a car with a carb you'll know the sound...

not hard to replace, look for the circuit to be open or if you need to replace the switch it should have a simple pug on it and the switch it self will usually screw into or clip onto the pedal assembly right along the brake pedal stand..
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Brake Light Fuse Alright

THANKS FOR THE HELPFUL 411. BUT IT WAS SIMPLE FIX -- BAD FUSE
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